Tagged in LONDON HISTORIANS

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Quiz: 50 Challenging Questions About London History

Can you beat the winning score of 42/50?

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Have A Crack At This New London History Quiz

Can you beat the winning score?

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Try The Most Fiendish London History Quiz Ever

Can you beat the prize-winning score?

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A Fiendish London History Quiz: Can You Beat The Champs?

Can you beat the winners with 42/50?

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Vote Now For London's Worst Public Sculpture

The polls are open.

Art & Photography

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Vote: What's London's Worst Public Sculpture?

Choose the direst statue or sculpture in the city.

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Can You Beat The Champs In This Bloody Difficult London History Quiz?

Which Londoner had a dog called Trump?

By London Historians

Inside A City Church That Not Many People Get To See

It survived the Great Fire of London, the Blitz and an IRA bomb.

By London Historians

Ever Heard Of The Hanwell Asylum?

It still functions as a mental health hospital today.

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The Gruesome Reason Why Newgate Prison Used To Be Known As 'Jack Ketch's Kitchen'

Named after one of London's longest-serving executioners.

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Ever Heard Of The Great Bullion Robbery On The South-Eastern Railway?

A little-known chapter of London's criminal history.

By London Historians

A Brief Guide To London's Arches And Gates

Marble vs. Wellington.

By London Historians

Remembering London's Memory Man

The coolest nickname ever?

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Here's A Central London Museum You May Never Have Been To

One for London history buffs.

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Behind The Scenes In Westminster's Victoria Tower

It may not have THAT clock, but it's just as fascinating.

By London Historians

London's Forgotten Disasters: The Woolwich Pleasure Boat Disaster

Britain's worst public transport disaster.

By London Historians

What Is The Ceremony Of The Constable's Dues?

There's rum involved.

By London Historians

The Londoner Who Pioneered Panto As We Know It Today

Hogarth and Samuel Johnson were fans.

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Who Or What Was Metro Cammell?

You'll have seen the name on tube carriages.

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The London Playwright Who Drank Wine While His Theatre Burned Down

Nero, Rome and fiddling come to mind.

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Inside The Old Clerkenwell House Of Detention

Where prisoners awaiting trial were held.

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10 Reasons We Love The Guildhall

Ever been?

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A Wander Through George Orwell's Hayes

“One of the most God-forsaken places I have ever struck”.

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Bazalgette: London’s Greatest Engineer

A forward-thinking chap.